ESSEX/DAGENHAM 1841/51 CENSUS LOOK UP PLEASE

[Dave Male]

Hello 

I would appreciate information from both 1841 and 151 censuses which show John Howzego and his wife Catherine and family, who are shown  living at Five Elms, Dagenham in the 1861 Census. The name has been spelt incorrectly in several censuses, so please offer anything resembling that name.

John is shown at the age of 52 in 1861 and a Market Gardener, born Dagenham, and Catherine is shown at the age of 54 in 1861 also of Dagenham.

Many thanks in anticipation. Kind Regards - Dave

[Sue W]

1841 Census Dagenham HO107/323/7
Five Elms
John Howgego 30 Ag Lab
Catherine Howgego 30
George Howgego 8
Henry Howgego 1
Mary Howgego 9
Eliza Howgego 6
Ann Howgego 4
Elizabeth 2
All born in Essex.


1851 Census Dagenham  HO107/1772 Fol 251 Page 20
John Howgego Head Mar 42 Market Gardiner
Catharine Howgego Wife Mar 41
Mary Howgego Daur Unm 20 Milliner
Elizabeth Howgego Daur Unm 12 Scholar
Henry Howgego Son Unm 10 Scholar
John Howgego Son Unm 8 Scholar
Alfred Howgego Son Unm 7 Scholar
Harriett Howgego Daur Unm 5
Walter Howgego Son Unm 3
Emily Howgego Daur Unm 1
All born in Dagenham

Next Door were
Charles Gardner Head Mar 53 Ag Lab
Sarah Gardner Wife Mar 48
William Gardner Son Unm 25 Ag Lab
Charles Gardner Son Unm 23 Ag Lab
Sarah Gardner Daur Unm 11 Scholar
Ann Gardner Daur Unm 7 Scholar
George Howgego Nephew Unm 18 Ag Lab
Uria Dorington Lodger 40 Timber Hewer born Navestock, Essex
Joseph Parrish Lodger Unm 20 Ag Lab born Epping, Essex
All the Gardners and Howgego were born in Dagenham.

1851 Census Chadwell Heath HO107/1772 Fol 231 Page 17
Chilly Lane
Charles Field Head Mar 56 Retired Officer born Derby, Derbyshire
plus wife aged 30 and 3 young children
Ann Howgego Servant 20 Servant born Dagenham
plus another male and female servant.

1851 Census Beacontree Heath HO107/1772 Fol 235 Page 24
Henry Allen Head Mar 28 Wheelwright
Selina Allen Wife Mar 27
Selina Howgego Niece 5 Scholar
All born in Dagenham

Hope this helps

Sue

[Dave Male]

Hello Sue

I was absolutely horrified to find that it appears I didn't respond with a thank you for your efforts back in 2005. I suppose it's possible that I sent a message off line, but in case I didn't I can only apologise.

Looking at the month, perhaps a holiday kept me from following the thread of an enquiry.

I assure you it is always my intention to show my gratitude for any help, and have spent much time over the past few years trying to help others. To think that I may have been rude enough not to show how grateful I was bothers me.

Please forgive me?!!

Kind Regards - Dave